Reform-Rallying Call Arising in 1924 Campaign Clash
Editorial views crusade against the Fordney McCumber tariff and Republican leadership. It portrays farmers and workers as exploited by big business, urges unity in the West and South, and foresees a political battle between the people and Wall Street backed East elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Taylor
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indianapolis Dispatch
Washington
Republic
Indianapolis
Taylor
Republican Party
Wall Street
East
Coolidge
Massachustees
House of Representatives
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S. Senate
Mr. Weeks
Old Bay State
Massachusetts
Great West
Boonville Fair Declared Biggest Ever In Southern Indiana
The Boonville Fair in southern Indiana drew record crowds and featured top-notch attractions including Madam Ellis the mind reader, the Keith Sisters Sextette, and the Weyerbacher's band. Evansville Mayor Elmendorff praised Boonville's progress as tobacco displays, floral halls, and racing events drew wide attendance and nearly flawless order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Indiana
Fair Association
Folsom
The
the Enquirer
J. Lt. Bennett
Bennett
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
Charles A. Roberts
Keith Sisters
Indianapolis
Charley
L. W. Owens
Dr. McWinney
Owens
Vernon Sullenger
Emil Dillingham
Sullenger
Emil
Ora A. Davis
Madam Ellis
Ernest W. Owen
Leadville
Col
Owen
Colorado
Ellis
Fair Ground
U. S
Weyerbacher’s Boys
Andrews Bears
Bess Lawrence
Boon Township
Millersburg
Stevenson
George R. Murray
Hulda Hartig
Helen Roth
Mildred Kuhlenschmidt
Edith Nicholson
William H. Elmendorff
Evansville
Evansvile Driving Club
Warrick County
Cr. C. Ferguson, Sr
Finch
Farmers Join Tobacco Pool in Warrick County
The Dark Tobacco Growers Co operative Association pushes a recruitment drive in Warrick County with plans for large tobacco warehouses at Boonville and Dale. Meetings led by Frank Mosely draw farmers, with W. H. Gentry praising the effort as a movement that will likely succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrick County
Dark Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Enquirer
Boonville
Dale
Frank Mosely
Mt. Olive
Good School House
Tennyson
Dickeyville
W. H. Gentry
Ladies' Aid meets at M E church parlors
The Ladies' Aid of the M E church met Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors. Mrs. Sallie White left Sunday for Milwaukee to attend the National G A R encampment and the Woman's Relief Corps convention. She will join several Evansville ladies, among them Mrs. Nellie Cooper, both holding offices in the W R C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the
M. E. Church
Sallie White
Milwaukee
Wis
Woman’s Relief Corps
Evansville
Nellie Cooper
Hatfield Defies Mob Rule in Evansville Boonville Talk
Frank H. Hatfield, Evansville lawyer, urged respect for Civil and religious liberty at a Kiwanis meeting with about 300 attendees near Boonville. He said intolerance and boycotts violate the U S Constitution and warned mob rule endangers democracy, citing John Bunyan and early settlers’ religious liberty. A musical program and fried chicken supper concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hatfield
Evansville
Ernest Nagle
Boonville
Kiwanis
United States
Hatfield
Mr. Hatfield
John Bunyan
Old Church of England
England
John R. Mitchell
Clifford Vote Serves As Mayor For One Hour
Clifford Vote, a city resident, acted as mayor of Boonville for about one hour during a regular city council meeting when Mayor Mullins was ill. Vote presided with ease and dignity as Walter Meece presented his land deed near the upper lake. James Newby reported water-off violations after nonpayment and the council ordered stricter enforcement, with prosecutions possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Vote
Dad
Boonville
Newby
Christian Science Services Announced for Hepp’s Theater
Christian Science services are held in Hepp’s theater with Sunday service at 10 45 and a testimonial meeting on Wednesday evening. The Sunday topic is Man for Sept 9. Miss Delores Frahlich Warrick circuit court reporter has been visiting the DeBruler family in Seattle and returned Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Hepp
Delores Frahlich
Warrick Circuit Court
DeBruler
Seattle
Washington
Bantam Hen Said to Break All Records
Mrs. Joseph Doolittle, mother of Councilman Rudolph Ruble, owns a bantam hen hatched around June 1. The bird, now about three months old, began to lay about two weeks ago and disappeared for three days before being found sitting on eight eggs. It is claimed to set records for early laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doolittle
Rudolph Ruble
New Pastor James A. Brown to Lead Local Baptist Church
The Rev James A Brown of Indianapolis will assume the First Baptist Church pastorate this Sunday After services he will address youth on How to Be Happy and deliver a sermon Love Incarnate in the Beloved Community Labor groups are invited to evening services Brown is a Brown University Newton Theological Institute graduate with post graduate study at Chicago and Indiana Universities He has pastored in Stillwater Ypsilanti Urbana Emporia Clovis and Fullerton with leadership roles in state Baptist organizations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Brown
Indianapolis
First Baptist Church
Mr. Brown
United States
Brown University
Newton Theological Institution
Chicago University
Indiana University
Stillwater
Minnesota
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Michigan Normal College
Urbana
Illinois
Illinois University
Brown
Bloomington
Ind
Emporia
Kansas
Emporia College
of Kansas Normal College
Kansas Baptist Convention
Fullerton
California
Hmparia
Clovis
Northern California Baptist Convention
Committees Seek Water Supply Plan for Boonville
A Boonville special committee led by Mayor Mullins and Kiwanis members is meeting daily with engineers from Indianapolis Chicago Louisville and St Louis to decide on a water survey and secure an engineer. Plans include piping from the Ohio River 12 miles away or a 7 mile route to Lake Drain with wells or digging three miles from Boonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullins
Rudolph Ruble
W. F. Stevens
Kenneth Weyerbacher
Ed Jarrett
Kiwanis Club
Boonville
Indianapolis
Chicago
Louisville
St. Louis
Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor Head to Indianapolis Fair
Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor leave Saturday night for Indianapolis to attend the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taylor
Indianapolis
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H. D. Robinson
Middle West
Red Cross
Canada
Argentine
India
Russia
Mr. Taylor
Aunt Rody
Boonville Fair
Clifford
Christian Science Services
Baptist Church
Temple OF
Shadowland
George Melford
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ebb Tilde
Lila Lee
James Kirkwood
Raymond Hatton
George Fawcett
Noah Berry
Theodore Roberts
May McAvoy
Conrad Nagel
Pathe
Gloria Swanson
Monte M. Katterjohn
Gloria
Two Continents
Antonio Moreno
Walter Long
Milton Sills
Ruth Roland
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